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Showing posts with label The Wallflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wallflowers. Show all posts

Saturday, December 14, 2024

The Wallflowers - 1996-12-14 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

The Wallflowers
1996-12-14
KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas
Universal Amphitheater
Los Angeles CA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. One Headlight 
02. Laughing Out Loud   
03. Bleeders 
04. 6th Avenue Heartache 
05. The Difference


In May 1996, The Wallflowers released their 2nd album, Bringing Down the Horse. While sales started slowly, interest picked up when the single 6th Avenue Heartache began receiving extensive airplay on FM radio. The video for the tune also went into heavy rotation on MTV and VH1. The disc eventually reached #4 on the Billboard charts and certified 4 times platinum. In January 1977, the band received 2 Grammy nominations for 6th Avenue Heartache. This FM broadcast captures them right before those nominations, in Los Angeles on December 14, 1996, 28 years ago this very day.




Thursday, November 14, 2024

The Wallflowers - 1997-11-14 - San Jose, CA (Ex Aud)

The Wallflowers
1997-11-14
Applied Materials Corporate Party
San Jose, CA
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01.  Tonight's The Night
02.  Ashes To Ashes
03.  -talk-
04.  One Headlight
05.  -talk-
06.  Bleeders
07.  Three Marlenas
08.  God Don’t Make Lonely Girls
09.  -talk-
10.  Josephine
11.  6th Avenue Heartache
12.  -talk-
13.  The Tracks Of My Tears
14.  I Wish I Felt Nothing
15.  -talk-
16.  The Difference
17.  -talk-
18.  Brand New Cadillac

note: opening set for Bob Dylan


1997: In May 1996, The Wallflowers released their 2nd album, Bringing Down the Horse. While sales started slowly, interest picked up when the single 6th Avenue Heartache began receiving extensive airplay on FM radio. The video for the tune also went into heavy rotation on MTV and VH1. The disc eventually reached #4 on the Billboard charts and certified 4 times platinum. In January 1997, the band received 2 Grammy nominations for 6th Avenue Heartache. This excellent audience recording captures them later in 1997, playing a private corporate event, in San Jose on November 1997, 27 years ago today. Of note,they led on for Bob Dylan, who if course in the father of The Wallflower's Jakob Dylan, but father and son did not perform together!




Monday, May 3, 2021

The Wallflowers - 2005-05-03 - Chicago, IL (FM)

The Wallflowers
2005-05-03
PBS Soundstage
WTTW Studios
Chicago, IL
FM broadcast
128 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Sleepwalker > Everything I Need
02. Here He Comes
03. We’re Already There
04. Nearly Beloved
05. Empire In My Mind
06. Letters from the Wasteland
07. Hand Me Down
08. One Headlight
09. The Beautiful Side Of Somewhere
10. The Passenger
11. Band introductions
12. Three Marlenas


One of the most difficult things in rock is for a son to follow in his father’s footsteps, especially if dad just happens to be one the Mount Rushmore of rock legends. Despite that formidable challenge, Jakob Dylan managed to have himself quite a nice rock and roll career, both with the Wallflowers and on his own. The Wallflower’s 2nd album, Bringing Down The Horse, went to #4 on the Billboard charts and certified 4 times platinum. The disc yielded 4 singles which received substantial airplay, One Headlight, 6th Avenue Heartache, Three Marlenas and The Difference. While subsequent Wallflower discs weren’t quite as successful, all 4 managed to crack the top 50 on the billboard charts. Jakob’s 2 solo albums, released in 2008 and 2010, both cracked the to 25 on the Billboard charts. This FM broadcast captures Jakob with the Wallflowers on May 3, 2005, 16 years ago today, in Chicago.



Sunday, February 21, 2021

The Wallflowers - 1997-02-21 - New York, NY (SBD)

The Wallflowers
1997-02-21
Roseland
New York NY
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01.  Ashes To Ashes
02.  One Headlight
03.  Three Marlenas
04.  Sixth Avenue Heartache
05.  You're So Vain (with Carly Simon)
06.  Murder One By One
07.  God Don't Make Lonely Girls
08.  <talk>
09.  The Difference

Note: leading in for Sheryl Crow


1990s - #5: In May 1996, The Wallflowers released their 2nd album, Bringing Down the Horse. While sales started slowly, interest picked up when the single 6th Avenue Heartache began receiving extensive airplay on FM radio. The video for the tune also went into heavy rotation on MTV and VH1. The disc eventually reached #4 on the Billboard charts and certified 4 times platinum. In January 1997, the band received 2 Grammy nominations for 6th Avenue Heartache. This FM broadcast captures them right after receiving those nominations, in New York on February 21, 1997, 2 dozen years ago this very day.






Monday, November 23, 2020

The Wallflowers - 2002-11-23 - Chicago, IL (FM)

The Wallflowers
2002-11-23
House of Blues
Chicago, IL
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. When You're On Top
02. Three Marlenas 
03. See You When I Get There 
04. The Difference 
05. How Good It Can Get 
06. One Headlight 
07. 6th Avenue Heartache 
08. Feels Like Summer Again 
09. Closer To You 
10. Too Late To Quit 
11. Everything I Need 
12. I've Been Delivered
13. Sleepwalker 


The 2000s - #6:  In 2002, The Wallflowers, released Red Letter Days, their 4th studio album. The dsc peaked at #32 on the Billboard charts. Red Letter Days was the first Wallflowers record that featured Jakob Dylan playing a majority of the lead guitar parts. The album had a much more aggressive sound than any of their previous releases,  This FM broadcast captures The Wallflowers on tiur in aupprt of the album, in Chicago on November 23, 2002, 18 years ago today.


Tuesday, January 10, 2017

The Wallflowers - 1997-01-10 - Sausalito, CA (FM)

The Wallflowers
1997-01-10
The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
KFOG-FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01.  KFOG Intro
02.  Three Marlenas
03.  One Headlight
04.  Angel On My Bike
05.  6th Avenue Heartache
06.  Skinny Lips
07.  Bleeders
08.  God Don't Make Lonely Girls


1990s - #1: In May 1996, The Wallflowers released their 2nd album, Bringing Down the Horse. While sales started slowly, interest picked up when the single 6th Avenue Heartache began receiving extensive airplay on FM radio. The video for the tune also went into heavy rotation on MTV and VH1. The disc eventually reached #4 on the Billboard charts and certified 4 times platinum. In January 1977, the band received 2 Grammy nominations for 6th Avenue Heartache. This FM broadcast captures them right around the time of those nominations, in Sausalito, CA on January 10, 1997, 2 decades ago this very day.






Tuesday, October 18, 2016

The Wallflowers - 1998-10-18 - Bridge School, Mountain View CA (FM)

The Wallflowers
1998-10-18
Bridge School Benefit
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Three Marlenas
02. One Headlight
03. Don't Cry No Tears
04. 6th Avenue Heartache
05. I Wish I Felt Nothing
06. Heroes

The Wallflowers - 1998-10-18 - Bridge School, Mountain View CA (FM) 

As promised yesterday, here's The Wallflowers on day 2 of the 1998 Bridge School Benefit. This FM broadcast captures their set on October 18, 1998, 18 years ago today.




Monday, October 17, 2016

The Wallflowers - 1998-10-17 - Bridge School, Mountainv Vew CA (FM)

The Wallflowers
1998-10-17
Bridge School Benefit
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Three Marlenas
02. One Headlight
03. Don't Cry No Tears
04. 6th Avenue Heartache
05. Invisible City
06. Heroes 


The Wallflowers made their only appearance at the Bridge School in 1998, playing on both Saturday and Sunday. This FM broadcast captures their set on day one1, on October 17, 1998, 18 years ago today.  Stop back tomorrow for their performance from day 2.